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integral transforms (including
Fourier series and wavelets),
integral equations, asymptotic
methods,
and
special functions.
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including dynamical systems.
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including inverse problems.
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theory including combinatorics,
combinatorial optimization, and
networks.
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o 7. Computational mathematics
including scientific computing.
parallel computing, and algorithm
development.
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computer architecture, computer
hardware, computational
complexity. applied logic, database,
symbolic computation.
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stochastic processes, queueing
theory, and signal processing.
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and time series analysis.
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information theory and coding
theory.
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computer-aided design and related
robotics.
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computer graphics, computer vision,
related robotics, and tomography.
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vibrations, and constitutive models.
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turbulence, aeronautics, and
multiphase flow.
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mechanics, and relativity.
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reservoir modeling, seismic
exploration, and petroleum
engineering.
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sciences.
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theory, thermodynamics, and heat
transfer.
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biophysics, biomedical engineering,
and biomathematics.
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o 26. Functional analysis and operator
equations, and integral and
functional equations.
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operations research.
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(K-12, undergraduate curriculum,
graduate study and modeling
courses).
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and optics.
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